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We're Thinking of You
Nathan Herschler, March 20, 2020
You've been there for animals when they need you. It's now time to put you first. That's why we've pulled together a few resources to help you cope with COVID-19.
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Best of 2019!
The Rise for Animals Team, December 30, 2019
As 2019 comes to an end we are taking a look back at some of our most popular posts.
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Dear Animals Scared and Alone in Labs
Nathan Herschler, December 24, 2019
As you make your New Year’s resolution, help us build upon our recent victories to save thousands of animals from needless suffering and death in the name of science.
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How to Talk About Animals in Labs Over the Holidays
Amy Meyer, November 25, 2019
When someone shares their opinion with you and it’s a direct contradiction to your values, you have options in how you respond.
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Someone, Not Something
Nathan Herschler, November 15, 2019
The sheer enormity of the scale of suffering we witness as animal advocates makes it important to remember the value of individual animals.
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History Tells Us: We Will Win
Christie Hendrickson, October 21, 2019
It is with the hope instilled from recent successful American movements that we at NEAVS look to a future with new norms—norms that make happy lives for animals. You are
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EPA Announces Plan to Phase Out Many Animal Experiments
The NEAVS Team, September 11, 2019
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced that by 2035, they will have eliminated experimentation on mammals
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Experimenters Explore Engineering of Human-Primate Hybrids
Nathan Herschler, July 17, 2019
Vivisection... Chimera… Sometimes fighting to save animals from labs feels like a vocabulary exam.
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Congress to EPA: Reduce “Reliance on Testing in Vertebrates”
Mike Ryan, May 23, 2019
Great news: Congress is urging EPA to reduce reliance on testing in vertebrates.